Argument welcome, but rhetoric serves hardly any purpose
Mr Shahid Shabir’s (Not on right track – GK 16-02-2011) response to my opinion (He is on right track – GK 11-02-2011) is welcome. I thank him for his keen interest and the counter-argument.For making internet and social networking popular and allowing people to voice their opinion for or against MoreBold decision
This refers to the news “Govt. decides to go public on new Police Act.” We must appreciate the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for taking such a bold decision. Ideally things about police are never discussed publicly in Jammu and Kashmir. But it is encouraging that the state government has decided to take MoreNew bill
This refers to the news about bringing up the bill for one time reservation in government services. It seems that better sense has started to prevail upon our lawmakers. They have finally begun to realize that multi-time reservation has caused a never ending despair and desperation in government servants MorePrepaid tussle
This refers to the news “Prepaid customers may again lose connectivity.” Unfortunately Kashmir has been turned into a laboratory where all kinds of experiments are done. All kinds of bans are for Kashmiris, whether it is ban on SMS or prepaid service. This is not happening anywhere in the world and New MoreComprehensive plan
This refers to the news “Srinagar is face of J&K: Omar.” The Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is right in his assertions. But sadly, the condition of Srinagar is not well. The city has been neglected for years together. See the situation in Old City. It has lost its historical glory. It could have been MoreEssential commodities
In Kashmir Valley, there is no concern either for quality or quantity of the essential commodities. With the result, everybody suffers. The state government makes cosmetic efforts to stop hoarding. Kashmir consumes the worst quality of essential commodities. The situation worsens when the Srinagar-Jammu MoreBSNL trouble
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd has stopped the Mobile Number Portability for unknown reasons, making the subscribers suffer. MNP was launched on experimental basis in Haryana telecom circle on November 5, 2010 while the national roll out was done on 20 January, 2011. In first three weeks of operations itself MoreFeeling young
Mr ZGM is adept in opening a window into our old days and in the process educating present day youth of our naïve, but glorious past. Every Sunday I get nostalgic, and young for while. I'm reminded of my mother narrating such a folk lore. The story goes somewhat like this. In a far-flung village with More- Kashmir
Govt to amend land acquisition law
MUDDASIR ALI
Srinagar, Feb 22: With delay in land acquisition due to complicated procedures hitting development works in the state, the Revenue Department would table in the upcoming budget session some amendments More
- Srinagar City
Govt continues raids on private clinics
Unedited video footages leak to Facebook;Medical fraternity, others concerned; say move a publicity stunt to disgrace doctors
M HYDERI
Srinagar, Feb 22: The state government seems to have started a crackdown on the private practice of doctors in the summer Capital of this trouble-torn region, which has been crying for improvement in the More
- Jammu
Pak team inspects Salal power project
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Feb 22: A visiting Pakistani panel Tuesday inspected the 420-MW Salal hydro power project in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir on the final day of its three-day visit and held discussions with More
- News in Brief
Army repairs ‘Aman Setu’
Srinagar: The army has repaired ‘Aman Setu,’ the bridge at Uri area of Baramulla district, connecting Srinagar with Muzaffarabad of Pakistan Administered Kashmir. According to defence communiqué, More
- Business
Left tells centre to check price rise
PRESS TRUST OF INDIA
Jammu, Feb 22: The Jammu and Kashmir unit of CPI-M today demanded immediate steps from the Centre for checking the price rise of essential commodities, particularly food items. "The party demands More
- News
PaK COUNCIL ELECTIONS
MC bags 2 out of 4 seats
TARIQ NAQASH
Muzaffarabad, Feb 22: The ruling Muslim Conference on Tuesday clinched two out of four seats of the Pakistan administered Kashmir (PaK) Council but virtually lost five of its members to two rival parties More


